Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-20
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Silver was quoted yesterday in New York
at 81.
There will be music at the Pavilion Rink
tonight.
Nearly $4,000 was paid out yesterday
to the men at the Alice.
Sheriff Lloyd will take the prisoners I'm.
der sentence ofpenitentlary service down to
Deer Lodge or Sunday.
It is rumored that the German militia
company now forming is to be artillery and
that they will have two field pieces.
Mrs. Edlin, of VAUDEVILLE, got sixty days
in the County Jail from Justice Herbert to
atone for an aggravated case OF disturb
ance.
The Plutonia shut down yesterday, the
assays not being regular enough to war
rant Mr.. Bailey prosecuting the work any
further.
Couture & Leford's ladies and juvenile
dancing matinee this afternoon from 2 till
5 o'clock, and social hop tonight at Rem
shaw Hall.
Dorrighty was acquitted of the Burling.
Court yesterday, the evidence being to-
weak to hold him.
Several cords of wood are being hauled to
the spot between the Bell Shelter and
South Butte where so many dead animals
are piled with a view to their cremation.
Go to the City Hall and register. The reg
istration began yesterday and lasts till the
25th inst. and the Office is open IRON 9 to
-. from 2 to 5 and from 6 to $50 every
day.
The Pacific Express Company yesterday
shipped II bars Silver Bow, valued at
sci, 72S; IA bars Alice, worth $23, 92O,
and two bars First National Bank, worth
$4,000.
Messrs. J. F. Dullea and Henry Bumby,
both prominent citizens of Silver Star, have
been in the city during the past two or
three days shaking hands with their nu-
merous friends here.
Deputy Collector H. L.. Haupt has been
making inquiries among the denizens OF Ga
lena and Wyoming streets al to infractions
of the license law by parties selling beer
without the Collectors permission.
The Deakan sisters. Louise and Nellie,
bavem made a decided hit at the New Conf
que. Miss Louise in her club swinging and
Miss Nellie in her lightning change act have
proved themselves to be very superior
artists in the profession.
The Comique will be for a short time
without the services OF Jack Mcdonald,
their faithful doorkeeper, who has gone
down to Gregson Springs for a couple d
weeks to try and cure an oostlnate coio
contracted last winter.
Lawyers are beginning to furnish the
Sheriff's office with work again. Business
in the way of service is picking up tnere,
suits for the July term beginning TO oe
fled. One was filed yesterday Tor posses
sion oil mining property in the southwest
part of town.
Garrett Bush was arrested yesterday Tor
vaoranev in living in and about a house OF
;lI.fame contrary to the peace n welfare
NJ the commonwealth. There will be some
rich and racy testimony when the case
comea no to-day in Justice Dlngevons
Court ut Q a, m. This is his second Oh
fence.
IN Wednesday a deputation OF the engi-
,.ors IN the Montana Union visited Presl-
dent Dana and Superintendent Dawson on
a mission of inquiry. They had no grew
ance. A new schedule OF wages a peer
issued on the Union Pacific, ana tney
wanted to know if any similar change war
on the Montana Gn'on,
They received assurances that no '"""'
had been projected. .od
Judge Mediation yesterday sen5enced
John O'Brien to sixty days ID jan ne
costs for the larceny OF clothes ne
cabin mate at Meaderville. At the s s~ms
session John Dyer. who a out on POM !"
for disturbing OF the peace at a vaIIe.y h;s
sort the previous evening, iorlel.ea assaJ
bond, and coming in later, was asses who
S25, which he paid. Jessie Forester, WIZ
was the other party in the Dyer cass,
fined $40 and costs yesterday nl nase
In the Mobile and Piene disturbance cass
the latter wa discharged and the ior"ei
fined SO and costs.